The second presidential debate between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump began by addressing the frenzy around Trump’s sexually aggressive words in a 2005 video. When it was over, the candidates had responded to questions about Syria, taxes, health care, energy policy, serving as role models, and what they admire in each other.

A hundred years ago, 750,000 Assyrian Christians were killed by Ottoman Turks and Kurds. Now, with the rise of the Islamic State, they’re targeted once more for their Christian faith. Assyrian Christian Advocate Nahren Anweya and Orthodox priest Father Paul O’Callaghan discuss the situation and their efforts to raise awareness.

What to watch for in the VP debate: It’s called the undercard debate for a reason. The buzz around Mike Pence and Tim Kaine’s vice-presidential debate on Tuesday pales in comparison to the anticipation surrounding the first presidential debate last week, which drew a record 84 million viewers. But that doesn’t mean the Pence-Kaine showdown, […]